The United States has authorized the export of advanced AI processors from NVIDIA to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia—a move that signals a significant technological milestone and a deeper strategic partnership between Washington and the Gulf region. What’s Happening Under the approval, Nvidia’s high‑end AI chips (specifically the GB300 series) will be shipped to the UAE and Saudi Arabia. These chips will support AI model training, data‑centre operations, and broader national ambitions to become leading hubs of artificial intelligence. Who’s Involved The U.S. government, in a strategic decision, granted the export license with stringent security stipulations. In the UAE, the major player is G42, while in Saudi Arabia it is Humain. These entities pledged to comply with U.S. conditions, including limiting technology transfers that could benefit China. Nvidia, already a leading player in AI hardware and GPU technologies, stands to gain from expanded markets...